... mode of work.eog the Mae oil the Perth, Alm on d Vall.•r. and Met beets Hallway. Ilse eversiog of the 9th itestasst, Ilse ',Whig at the Meilsveis Junction wa• entirely filled with 1.1 awl, lion•, and manure. lying to be draw', up to bletliveu by the home ...

... to the pram germ. I ...

... There slat= as bee taw+. A Hat teed. ye tat Till ao' looks weedy Al.: tented Se mirth at Stern are they wad leek to cart. Tim ',Whig Ms wren: their delekts heart, I. the Ned dy a' heaven. 0! am my ',eel wee pet, ley dewy sirs rt., mild: My Newt new the had ...

... is marvellous. Vor ringworm, maid. head, scrofula, and diseases of the skin Newnan there is so remedy to be compared to it. Whig robbed upon the skin (previous) y well bathed with warm water) this Ointment is quickly absorbed into the system, and cleanses ...

... AUCHTtRARDF.R. Mmilay. the with great glen h the The whole towed of quietly, Whig dune. Tasos.—Travie is still very doll the prices are now considerably broken in the tremolo( 'bleb u t .•hneriug Ibi. the year, when this price of 'ironstone are still ...

... of Tuesday says:— It was with the greatest concern we, yesterday morn. joie, load to ant:ounce, in a seeolid edition of the Whig that the dreaded Rinderpeat had broken out in Ireland. The distriet of country in which the disease broken oat ir, from appearance ...

... Mow as h. Ihthlie Slocsiking. 9.1 ; free for 3 Stamp 110 W TO AVM; w Manna; of and Polite l'rice lid; free for 7 Stamp Whig is new mai improved .4 Stenography, whereby 'hal Art mil be &Milked in a fee hour., with.Ntl tine Aid .4 a teacher. Hoyel clod ...

... Government to join him, the country would have appreciated his After pointing out the distinction between a mixed Government of Whigs and Tories, and a Coalition, Lord Derby referred to the refusal of the Adnllamites to accept office under him. The refusal ...

... nt the cattle plague has inwle its appearance in the immediate vicinity of the Pruwistu frontier. Theiiiisostms (Carolina) Whig advertise* for a carrion to CASty off x deilinet cat that has been lying in front of the newspaper offices fur week. William ...

... last night, has caused great excitement in the polities! world to-dcy. The noble Karl belongs to high and • .ection of the Whig aristocracy that his oppositions to the Reform Bill, if it implied that of his could not but he exceedingly damaging. The ...

... politics the forthcoming' Pallet' will advocate both sides the question, sod for this purpose will adopt for its motto. Whig and Tory agree, hut, to keep up with thews, will somas' introduce leaders radical Iteform. In ecclesiastical polity it will ...

... winter series of lectures has proved. &stars ti the Ebner. 'AZT NarollM. Sig,—Might I be allowed to to the Cried' Liberals—Whig and Radieala—gigetors and electors—that it is high time they were bestirring themselves to get np a publie meeting at which ...